U.S. Swimmers Suspended for Disparaging Comments

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US Paralympians banned from closing ceremonies for questioning teammate’s disability

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Jessica Long , Gia Pergolini , Julia Gaffney and Anastasia Pagonis were disciplined after appearing to question the disability of one of their teammates.

The punishments stem from comments made about U.S. swimmer Christie Raleigh Crossley , who suffers from S9 .

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